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_ Monday H cogrltllcr LIT-The colic-isolator m‘ dmwhshing of the Brace Build- ,“ on Queen Street has been award- gd m Casford dc Cardeamwho have ammo ooinmenced work.

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CONYALESCING — Th6 ‘ml-n! .. “mm or. ‘Miss Helen McMillan, ’. dgughio. of Mr. rlm-lolrllllemiluu. -' contractor. arcvplelased to see ‘her ' about agaimafter her recent serious '- illness. _ ' f l1 " "-—_ . ~_;~ ISLAND GRADUATE-Among the

mm; grscluatesWlvho received their gun ‘d plomas at the North Ad- "1315 Hasrhtll, North Adams, Mass.

.1; llcudsy evening. May 12th was

5mg Emza Jean Glover, formerly; of

' Grahams Road". '

VISITING DIOTHER—MI'S. Tflflk Harrington. ,0!‘ Middlebury. Vermont‘, ails 1m. J. w. liitopoylou and Mrs. Clara l-lowatt of. Boston, Miss. ar- ' ' rived 1n the elty sattlrday,"evening

on a visit to their mother. Mrsflien- .. f l-y nlzGerald. o3 Prlrice _St.. whoflis seriously will. " _ ‘

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I _ “.1. .1. .'..', .' ""‘ ISLAND GRADUATE-Among the

I o. graduates receiving ‘lthbir ‘pins and ' diplomas at the. NoitthlAdams. Hoe- pttal, Maui Adams. Mash.‘ Jeanette rtogerson. daughter other.

and Mrs.‘ Parker J. Rfigerspn. of Vic- toria. P. E. .I.__Miss Rogersorl hos now gone »to‘ New" ork "m" future traihilli- ~_ 1 I ‘i ' '

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-sc_eoowni" aolotmn-jm" schooner. Iiorenea 0.. Captain Hod- lier, which came‘ into ‘lest Wednesday to’ take 500 tbna of fertiliser to ctoria. ‘fdrblru Mefvor "from the 5.2!. hrunsyick. which is unloading fertiliser atthe Marine Wharf. ran agroundon the shoals '- of! ‘Prion last murstisy. The careo 1-,}, wes taken off by lolatar-boats‘ ‘which :2 came to the acheoael-‘e asefitafoea. l.

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V -APIOIN‘IID C. N. l. POLICI- . HAN-Chief of rouse Ike of luea- -,'» amide. has been appointed-ea a

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ward Island. The appointment was em by w. a. J. Healer lit-Hw- ton, chief of the Inveltigetingfie- pertinent of, the C. N. 3.. at Mone- JBZKI-nfwll duiyawera in as

such on nurses/y .1009 30B- 17; h. mutt, Stipendiar! Maliltretafor aummersid . Mr. Kane will ', have

_- Jurisdiction over" the wl-lela ‘Island.- '

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_ ___:_'.'I. rseewsu. oarlseenilo-i-a very enjoyable everling' was‘ spentlat the none bran-fund lei-b. Johri~ 13111-- mlu fast woolipwhen thelrflrlonds "gave them a surprise farewell party. Theovéhlng was spent in_lnusic_a'nd dancing. after which" Mr. and w». Burgorna- who . are, going ' to‘ Ltbeir new home - in 1 Granville. were up!» seated 111th; a well-filled ' Pu!"- Then the hostess served a very dain- ty lunch afterwhloh alideperted to their homes wishing Mr. and Mrs. Burgoyne every ._happine_ee in their new horns. They left Friday fortheir new home. , _ . " _ .___. - .-. rsllnweu. orrfr-a you-y pleas- uit evening was enjoyhd at the home of like. Wylie Irving, Borden, on thud-nay‘ of last. ' week. May 1th. when the W. M. ooffioersand meni- ners of the local 1.. o; nfs.‘ pres- eptso liirs. .11. ouohappoil ‘with an address. a.:d a. handsome hat bot-ZR!‘- thcugh completely? taken byhsurbrise tire. (‘twppelL who is IeavingJoo: a l-lslt to her home .11 Iorldon, England. thanked her !l'llI'id5-‘if‘l_,l'>81.ii!bll hr..-er. The remainder oLthe ev- W-“G H;- sperlt in singlngmldfav- nor. and a-sslmuch enjoyed by all.

To swim to the shore hall- lflk s capsized dory la that "l" Young men would can to . »_ INCH. Nevertheless, when . ‘ Bonaventure Gallant, l4 year ' old resident of last-tee, ‘fell " out of hie sol-y whtloaiailieg o in lobster traps last wobejlio. _ immediately grasped the rope ,‘

1 1 "T1359! " ’ OIL .S'I‘EAMII IN PORT-The steamer. 'l'alara1ite,.captain Sloane, cameinto port. yesterday" moming with 20.000 barrels of gasoline for the Imperial "Oil Co. 20.000. bsi-l-‘elsfl are to be unloaded here, the remainder to go toSydrley, N‘._s. ‘ - l.

l-nolinmlrrr -lI_.1!SIDEN'l‘.-<Mr. Jabepbea ovfjvtetofie. in the city yesterday. ‘Altl-iqilgda" lift’. lea, will he 88 Wire of Islet-on thefourth _of ssptsfmbel- serene baa all the vigor: and energy o! or p0. Hughes rleverfieerlfaydcy" sick and. feds-in; from h‘s_'aPP¢1!j-"8;._o_o“.1e wlu evidently

n. as. ‘o. s.‘ up, proximate, proefaifi receiv d _by. the collector of custo$n§ here or" the‘ H- M. c.’ s. Champlain. u‘ ship dr"“th”e

congratulating ‘Mr. Matheeon upon

" distinction. The singing of the N_ nal Anthem brought the meet- tn to a close.

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"Cold as charity" ls a trite phrase, but‘ it is not applicable to the citiz- ehsl of, Charlottetown, as was shown byltheiattendance at thelllay "Then Comesjtitty," acomedy drama. Pre- sented under lthe auspices of the "Ladies- Auxiillslfl! of the‘ Protestant Orphanage atthe Prince Edward last evading. “Corned! drama" is a de- scriptive, but often meaningless term. .1-Ioa'_ever, never, was it more approp- rihtely used to‘ describe a play than for "Then Comes Kitty."

tape at the cnd of the grlnd—truly' a record for marallhon runnng in this Province. The other ten finish- ers are in order: Clarence Ranaghan, City; Edison Smith, Pvsnalyliaficy McDo aid, City; Allan Wedlo", Hunter River; Robert Harley, cty; Albert Nickerson. city; Bill "Pat" Powers, City. Borden Cox. City; Jalnes McInnls, City; Ernie Wilson. City. _

The time made by McEwen, 1 hr.. 12 mnutes was remarkably fast con- alsiarlne the condition at the roads which were wet and greasy allit-lae way- .

liicEwel-l and probably Cooker.‘ Locke and Woods will represent the l

LAD INJURED-Yesterday after- noon on Lower Queen Street,’ Va young lad,-Joeeph-]D'otron,1was struck by a truck andeustelned a fractured hip. The accident occurred iboutifdehlcle. The lad" was "taken-I toitliebity, Kos- pital, where his injuries were ‘attend- edzto, and where he ;is reported ‘as resting comfortably. =. .1 . ’ ~

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as bolasrca carols mu ‘con- tinues good» Prices at the boateide are about‘ do". or-‘TcLand in the city, 20c.’ 1t is" expected that-tbs semi will equal" it not surpass that’ or 1m year.‘ " In .. some localities, fmore “lob- sters " are‘ being brought i in " than" the canneries caohandle- The herring

3131113410; advance mukedlyl but I Mrs. Walter Berrlgan, at whose home

Qiol-lts arid qtlarers advanced 25 per-

eS A Budget £01" S0111‘ Saturday Subscr

was convicted for having in his pos- executive of f ve with a full time sec- ecselon spirits unlawfully- manu- Wei-Bl’! lectured and fined $200 and one Friday month ~in~jail. S. i WEDDING BELLS-The marriage ‘ a " ltook place ‘git St. Dllnstans Basilica, V-FIJB, PRICES sIIOW IMPROVE. ‘on the cvcnllig oi Wednesday. May KENT-Tris " Canadian {rational ’ 20th, of Alma, daughter of Mr. and silver‘- Fo; 311434;“ Agogfaunn w. I Mrs. Michael Burke, of Georgetown, ppftlthgt"th'gl"wggkl’s w}, or 511,-" to Fred. son of Mr. and Mrs. John foxes-m "lmdoh- show-ed a. conskh y Morrison, of this city, Rev. P. Mc- gggbjgljmpfovemeydt over prev,°u5;Mahon, D.D., officiating. Tile bride m“ this w“ many high class‘ and groom vrere attended by Mr. and

I“_*£°"',_._ ‘suality and poorer Hades l l1 wedding supper was served. Owing mwnwd subswhfllnyl The omen to the groom being obliged to 10in

“ma; Bu“! w“ unchanged’ black‘ his ship. which is 1n the hydro-grap- "lllc survey. the honeymoon trip was

deferred until his return. l

one of the orewbf the winding Gulf who with Fritz Poaeet is being held ‘in Gem-semi: ill-ii in connection

lwlth the affair. Roderlquea waitre-

moved yesterday noon 1.0111533"! Island Hospital where he passed a- way at 6.45 p. m., without recovering consclousnessn _' Previous to the examination of witness Murley, D1". seamen,‘ gpting_ Coroner, ll. the absence of (Ioronnr "Dr. Houston. summed up the viewing of the remains. stating that a. post mortem examination v1.1a unnecess- ary. The injured lnsn, he said. was llncrlns-eifllw ivhen brought to the r, 1-3. l. Hospital yesterday, and eup-

Islard in the Halifax Herald, l0 mile ' race whiclvzs being staged in Halif- ax. June 8rd. ‘ - ‘ '

xAlwayo a talented ‘director. Mrs. Afgt-Iwoperjrlad her castelef nine eificellently trained and ‘selected, each member fitting Pthe ‘role played to

vent Three quarters l5 portion}; full Bill"! 1° Percent. and poor skills 50

catch is" also good.-

lposai to have been shot by another

lilr. Thane Campbell, of Summer- |m"n' The” *5 m ‘dwm m“ m’ wound in the head is .t.he cause of

Royal Canadian NavyJeoverlfig: the perfection,‘ and. each, acting his or

period il-oin 4th June‘ to October. in‘- eludel a ‘visit to Charlottetown, from‘ Friday, "June 21th,, to‘ "minty: July 4.‘; Summerside: ' Friday, July" 4th, to Monday, ‘July 1th ; Georgetowrh; Mon- day, July 'ltia,_to rneuy, Julygiirli, then sailing roi- slalom,» ' " ‘ ' "V ——-*--‘ .‘\.-(,_-‘-'j-

‘a ,5 laalrabnlona "Hoodoo" ‘ma. g deetla" 'wai ‘the eiperience got-loft." "Harold Beaten.- Alexfiadrihi-ihfin- ‘-

. . . ‘the 11“!!! leaving ' Charlottetown "Jctijohodtntotthe llffltOil-gfivl“ .w_hieh he wisdrlvlng smashing j" 1v heyondlrepair. ‘The accident.» ‘ .1001: place show: "helm !.=e'-"-' 1' u»: at "the ‘vessel-new yn-vim. eds mun} semi-cannula var- _.1 deleting onset. continues-lie i hbfhasé‘. 1b. Aster. enough, "did net reiieive a aerate): "1 ,e' wit. Chovroloteaifae totalgweeek. ‘Yimeemo can‘ osouflia-‘foeoiee Prowee. 10 year old eon "of Mr. and Mrs. ‘Johns. Prowse, Cumberland

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apsteto.’ was picked up H‘ IB-Iee- marathons about 1.801.911.3-

ea. more use. nfsouaeiae had

walked alone the ratios: track .0110!

sue sllht. an; out ahdaftergiilrttktng‘ of

a helartyfaaeafwwat to bad. .

lf"-?'."° i" '=““*"‘1=M1bail=¢“.*=- dctive‘ sihowhjs‘ busy in hie garden. sntvotherjeutles. He lsfone of theheetflnibwligiorse- lnen "ila the,._prosflrl_ee and 'for__t_l_l_e no» thrown-scion; auger/bust» fill’! held ‘at _A_1hGl’t0i1, _ Georgetown soul-ls,‘ ahduouuyou-mel and "ax- pects,_to ortlauoiniun in capacity thlsvyear. V '

Jatnapolsararlo survey work-rho] ope. s. Cartier. Cap- tain ‘f-foaehe. ahd the ‘C. G. lJBay- field, captain Snelgrove, are ln_port at't.he present ‘timely “The "_ Cartier during thd next ‘fewdtye to continua theworltkof, charting]. lee,- tlolfof. ‘the coast ob ti" ‘Mtfiqiit-fié . "have __ boonwlouhded. ' _ mapped

be inichgrgo ot-thefaui-‘t-iywfi-el-lr. 1 no nay-glue, scapula} Shelgrtibe; leaves‘ eniriiuteday to earrylbp ‘atgadieyrarork for “efijihert time id Superior. 1111-3111". 1.. usouiau "wifPbe fin-chiral o_f1 thelwork. Thaw BrentJCapt-ein Kelly. "arrived in ‘port cloning after completing thai laying-of, buoys "fer as Shedlae. ti. nflTheiflraut nowboi-in the lighthouse igupply ' ”' ~ "- ‘ y --rl. ,_. . . ._ . . h

‘ii-fum- "drums "j gllotiiflflofk-Aflhspeciai ‘nee _I

orjthelhflweyatderins egttitadedjlvyi. approximately tweiity

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tiredasdhad lain down a

since 1m. o. sfiaaehsnél

her part in a manner that would gain._ e. approbation; of the most clrplnugerlelc.‘ ~ 1 " ‘

Wednesday 1 seminars.“ NURSE-Miss‘ Chris- tineZllacPhee, ‘a recent graduate of tftol-("figdrflgrtl "Hoillltal, Brockton. flflgq-tii receiving hearty congratu- ' laticnvplflfilevirig‘ received her R. N. degree-Ibo‘ is the daughter of Mr. duo‘ aria. = maloblm " AfMaePhee, of

Heathetdale.

Wnufisvvav oral. raiser: llolur: "+11 Charlottetown, P. 1:. r2," 11a _cit’y ‘iroltce Officer r. _ u; that his daugh- ruaaway from lwno e weak ago- enditwes thought she was in "=57." l-‘1-!-‘_1\'_.fl*-‘8!-$4°" bxthi 6811M?- thtlifl" W!!! 1mm“ in aroopaiag house. She was 98H"! over. to i-lepfather, and the. pair left on the, Island train en froute hack holna-(Moncton Times.)

ireqtgl-eey.» .Iw_rl=1es...1-lon- A- 0- ggundm, theretiring Premier of this Provinceuwhe has been’ elevated to the IuprenseCourt Bench, waewait- edjlpoa .by.tha Liberal numbers of

terdsy liberties-railway crossing ea WPWNQ" F“ lf"."""4 ‘m’ '

geld-headed eaea and an address |1@g1 by. all the members. The ad- dress was road by Mr. L- R. Allen ‘and every member spoke briefly, ex- tending oéhirdtiiistlons to Hon. m. Salindlfll“ and nuns: reference to the cordial relations which have ex-

‘ fbetween hluiseil and the men-l- be ’ot the House.

iaaounlarac new none-n.

' ‘Ma-rlttmablbundhtlone 06., are erect-

ing itocl-house and temporary of- flees beside thcifsteel frame work, of National gHpteL A yo». ‘.1 to be constructed‘ around the l _ ofoperatlons in order .to keep olsHoohera at a aafe distance when brick-laying starts. Material is now ona-thenllayhfrom Montreal, and the construction win-l: will begin in a. few

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ployed as far as |. "*‘ . Johnstonc 1h Son have already begun work pre- lipainary to installing the plumbing. Itf is expected that the Maritime Foundations Company will complete their work orlcr about Dec. 1.

Harry Mcliiwen. 10 year old. led of lei-bull. not 4o. was the "e111: horse"_l;1 the Pat-riot ten hallo road race staged last evening in a. mlnist~ uradonnoilr of rain which made the roads e6 slippery that. even the "of-

_ 4__4ql‘.~oe_r"~_~fo11nd'athe going, very

hula on the long hills.

ualiy as famous as the

new DAIRY surr. commo- '-' Mr. Warren Brenton," of ‘Brookfleid, N. S,‘ who’ has "recently been appointed, dairy supelil tendeht ' m5 Prince Edward Island. and’ who isto" begin his new duties on ‘June 1, has' disposed of his home in Brookfield." During the past six years, Bren- ton has been serving asdhspeotor’ of dairy produce for Nova Scotia. unrder’ ‘the dairy and colcrstorage "division of the Dominion Department of "Agri- culture. " ' ' ' ‘ I

C. W. L. ELECT Ol-‘FICEBS.— The annual mfldng of the C. W. L. of Kelly's Cross was lleld on" Sunday‘ Aprll‘27th, with a large attendance‘ of members. The pIQSld9Ilt~,"MI‘l.”J. Creamer, read a report of the‘ work which was done during the pest year after which the following officers were elected: President. MrsfJ. Crea- mer, (re-elected); 1st vice-pres]. Mrs. F. Hagan; 2nd, vice-pres, Mrs.’ S. Monagllan; 3rd vice-pres., Mrs. F‘. Bradley; Recording sec‘y, Mrs. J. Kelly; ‘rreasurerfltfrs. J. W. Bradley, ire-elected); Councillors, Mrs. J. R. Monaghan. Miss Mary Bradley, Mrs. G. Dunn. Corresponding Sedy, Miss K. Malone, (re-elected).

—ll.UNAWAY "ACCIDINT- What might. have been e more serious accident occurred on Monday after- noon, when Mr. Duncan Palmer's horse took fright Orl Harvard Street, Somme Mr. Palmer lens hauling oil from the Canadian Oil. Cos. warehouse at the eastern ex» trernity of u-lo tovm. About the corner‘ of Harvard and Eustane Streets the horse took fright and threw Mr. Palmer to the ground.’ Tho horse continued down mlstsnc

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Schurmanlr. Mlll to Water Street but was stopped near the railway station. Mr. Palmer sustaicccl severe injuries to his shoulder and‘ arm and was taken to the hospital for an xray examination His many friends wish him a speedy recovery. T: Iii/n had one of the shafts

' proceeded to the ‘Legislative chamber

Street and round by Messrs 11111". '

Hon. -;A.__. C. ‘Saunders. recently‘ [p- pointed Juclgeof the Supreme Court. at} ,11-_m,- yesterday; called upon Honour Lieutenant 501mb“ Bee-rte. ewqnjlnhuled by, Mr. _1-_r. lesstewm, 5.1.91’? of, the‘. Ilixecutife, Counpil and $91,159,110 reslgnatlor_a_ of hlrnseil its Premierand also the resignation of members of his govorrlnjlcnt. . g 1 He recommended as hie eucce Hon. Wdltel-1.M.’I_ea.‘._ v_ o

These’, resignations _w_ere ‘I accepted bylif, Honour who_called upon Hon. Mr. Lea to‘ XOIMHSQQVQITIIIIIDE _

Later J11 the afternoon Bis Honour

accompanied by htsprivete secretary where he administered the oath _oi' ofllce to the new Premier andi the memhersof hlsigoyferplneht. _ .. following‘ is ‘the personnel" or ,.the‘ new executive sworn in by._I-I'ls Hon- our: . , , , < lion. Walter M. _ ,_Premlar and Presidential the f Executive Council arid whirls: or Agriculture." . _ non. James ‘r. McIntyre-Muslim- of. Public Works. , . ‘

Hon. J. Blanchard

Hon. Dr. J. F. MaeNeiIIV

Hon. B.‘ W. IePage _

Hon. Peter Sinclair

Hcn- W. Elutler ‘ _

Hon. Dr. '1‘. V. Grant '

With the exception of the proletar- ship there is no change froze the former personnel. '

‘The once of Attorney General has yet to he filled. - "

Premier Lea was first" oleetedte the legislature in ma.‘ He ro-olect- ed in. 1m and m lflraiater bean-l- eulture and Provincial‘ ‘heaiurer in the‘ Bell Government. Reine" de- featedin the ‘lonorllelectioia o! 1m unirwss again returuog5-mt1err"1rilb_ the Saunders‘ adhdtliatiltiori. "He represents the‘? rbul-tlr District -of Prince. , " Premier Lea’ comers-o...‘ a family that-is "highly esteemed and respected‘ throughout "Prince Edward .-nlau‘e.. His . father, ‘the lute/non; w. "c". tau‘; was s.‘ forl-nelfl member? of 11.; legisla- tive‘ Assembly, andfl-lls’ two ‘brothers. Richard s: and wilIfaMB-imontrial. m" . engineers ‘of ‘international. fame. Mr. Lea himself"ha‘s.beeiaivery sue- cessful as a stock breeder and general tanner. "'

broken but alas not very badly damaged. S. o - SAD BREAVEMENT ~ 11w v ‘

friends in Summersido and Bcdeque will sympathize with Mr. and Mrs. l Hugh Murray of Centrev-ille. Bedequc! in the dea-tll on Morley morning of; their eldest daughter, Mabel VAoIa.‘ who iaassed away lrl the Prince‘ Count-y HospLtaI after ollly ten daysi ill less at the early agc of 2i" years» iii-xi liillrray was taken ill quit: l- sucldcnly wllllc a; liir. Heb-er Mc-é

Ijueliaen, a counter-part of Johnny IQuan-ios creamery where she was captain T. Mcqrady. is ,in'~‘"port at MEUUyIII looks. galtnpersonallty and .| employed. Everything pombie was‘ present with aieergo ‘of flour. Uu. whet ‘have row-proved himself eq- ‘done for her but it was of no avail. i leading was hampered yésterdayihy

‘She vl-as of a bright and lovable‘

known boy. The Bris- 'd .:~:s‘t'on a-d- was a general ‘fav- , tolrrtlnner strange to the course. c112" ~ no‘. ollly with hcririends but: loakng his debu‘. in the‘ long dis- 11-1111 the patrons of the creamcryto] tense genre. 11d WEI-lull? viltlwut ilvhcm she was alwaysc-ourteous and

rod-a of encouragement, ran his race, and like Miles, showed stamina. headwh-k and a heart of tron. to

"a fgizlshfirst. beating tea‘. and courag-

like Mickey‘ Cooker of ljederictton. formerly of Inndon

o‘ ‘gllg. ‘ll-lore are left to mourr. beol x101" sorroiing parents. the following enters and brothersr-y-Miss Bertie and Miss Una. Stanley. Wallace, George. Reginald, Claude; Arthur, Sidney and David all of

‘PHI-hogan -Wl.ll_l.rd Iockcu-Ohar- fBedeqllc. to whom the sincere symp- mlfw": Cooker was seco1:cl,_'I.»o¢k'-‘ ‘lnthy of the entire comlnuity ls ex- third and Wilbur Woods, AIGXIIIHdIS tended and in ulhich the Guardian‘

v _ Thursday l. '

-onea'r siren raosrrcr ‘sol.n-_-Jhe_ boautlfiwblg" boy ‘ti-ob. ting joining" Logan-Set. byfl-Ltmgeet, ‘i dapa Baby Ilogarl. was sold recently by Messrs. W. B. MeArthu; andion. Kensingtton. for s high" prlcetotlac astutehorseman MaeBteele, of Slim marside, This _ horser- 1's a, putative Maritime charnpiorb-ls "his mother was t nty Soars‘ agof-IK.“ ’

LDELIA n1 roar-The s. ‘stratus.

"the rain.‘ Between, 500 slid "B00 tens ‘are“ to ‘be dliciaargeihere.‘ Ifirlst stealner oflthc season ‘to ‘a "i "é at Quebec andthe third moi-each glib..- treal the "Della?" will." during sum- n-‘ler. ply between: ‘Marltinréflodlnts slid ‘the Greatiiilakes. “fhbpresept li-ln is ‘from Portfhrthiii‘. m Cough‘- lln." the chief Qerigirleerr- s e-tbrhaer

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. . , t '_""_r- " . -. _ -—EXCISE"' CASE‘ IDIHMIBSIDfi Before. Magistrate's John .. . Campbell‘ and John Molilsonq at.“ the [court

-ne'.rnsl. ' snowlsle-s miscel-

side, was appointed Attorney General l yesterday.

Mr. Campbell was a student ll'i the P3190115 ehpwer and farewell party

death. and from the nature of the 5311i i',"‘ll‘l’i 1:, is certain that I‘ ‘m;

W". tendered Miss Amy B. Best~of §t.. Eleanors._ Wednesday. evening. May. 14th,’ when about fifty girl friends from the r. c.= Nelson Dept.

fitorewamhridce. Mass, gathered at.

the home of Mrs. G. C. Hullqulst, 35-’ 3158812)’ ‘ St. Allston, Mass; {formerly . of A Charlottetown). The house, was~ beautifully decorated for the; occasion And, a very enjoyable evenifltrwas spent by all. Miss Best was’ the, recipient of many llseful gifts. The evening came to a close with the singing of Auld Lang Sync.

--CHANGEBY COURT-Mr. Jus-

. Arsenault, Vice chancellor. held

a.-seesior_l ,of;vthe Chancery Court at " y side _ ‘Ifuesday _when argu- ment. in the case of urban n. Gillis -Yl-..Mli’tll‘l_llii.mbel't Glllls, of Mis- ‘eouche. was heard. This suit con-

Prllice of Wales College from i910 to made b)’ l bum‘- HB “T555” 191J._1n Dalhousle from 191a to 1915.1 1110118111 0 1m! 1110mm “be I “It! receiving hi5 B. A. degree from that ‘ 0! ‘iFM- The Pfiwnnel M u“ m“ institution. He was Proics-el" of La- fmliflllllfllfd lo i5 f°11°w5T 7- J» M5‘ tin and Greek lll a. college in St.,T3'J‘»lB1"l ‘mremam Gen- Mcuiu-“l Cathcrllarfs. Ollt. fol" one year. Irll Fordcli YounS- Elm" C‘ 3rd?!“ 1918 lie received hi5 M. A. degree] Geo. A. Watkins. Howard‘ Philips from Dalhousze. Alex. McLean.

Mr. Campbell 911i‘ ..... _________'._____.____; Siege Baitrrjr. Saint John. ciur/ i111; the 11111‘. He was scl- ! _,__,_, ___.___ ectod as Rhodes Scholar from Prince , PROMISE-At Murray Harbor. M13’ Edward Island 1n 1020 and spentilsth. 1930. to Mr. and Mrs. Sam three years 111 Oxford Ufll\’0l'Sll}'.‘Pl'C\T5P, a daughter. " taking his l3- A. dcgrec lli 1922. In| 1923 he hogan tllc study of lalv ln thel MOORE~M Alblvll- April 111939-‘5 office of Hon. A. C. Saunders. Ina N"- and Mrs" Russel Mwrt a 59p‘ 19:4 l-le went back to Oxford 1vherc|Wi111=m Stephens. -

he took his M. A. degree. In 1921 he I , I was admitted to the biil‘ and in that. STE“ 5M4“ ‘h’ mm’ °‘ m" N‘

war, in tilc

year became a law partner of Mr 1w‘ Liicwfromtsoisrhponlitfigafg: vsaundersm May .1. .30. o . an - 5 __ Stewart, Brudenell, a daughter. "